Junipers Bed And Breakfast - B&B Salisbury

Hello everybody <br><br>We are still alive and well. We are in Cambodia at the moment. Apoligies for not sending any travel blogs for a while. As we're are trying to do 2 blogs at the same time it has become too much to keep both of them going simultaneously, so this one has been neglected for a while. If any of you are interested in our travels I can add your email ...

... a couple of jobs, ski resort jobs, retail.. something a bit different to what I do. I did also apply for some computer jobs as well just to see how I go.. As yet nothing!! I'm just wondering if they disregard me because I haven't got my national insurance no yet.. ah well it should be here soon. I'm a bit miffed actually because some of the applications took a bit of time to do and they don't even have the curtesy to even acknowledge your application.<br><br ...

... I even saw a picture of the bathing compartments pulled by horses into the water so people could swim without anyone seeing them in their swimmers. I'm presuming it was for the women! I also presume their swimmers were neck to ankle... lol what would they think these days!!<br><br>I was going to have lunch on the pier but they weren't selling any food.. ah well you can't have it all your own way!

After being with my uncle for a couple of weeks I headed to the New Forest to stay with friends of mum and dads for a while. They live in a beautiful part of the county, surrounded by a National Forest. Its full of wild horses, pigs, cows and donkeys. They just walk around the forest, across roads etc. So its a bit dangerous.. well i think so anyway.<br><br>I went for lots of bike rides through the forest, some in the forest itself and some along the ...

... people coming from London to take in the sea air and take to the water, ie the spas! Jane Austen apparently stayed in Southampton for a time as well.<br><br>The last night with the Smiths and we had a bit of a party night, I bought Indian... the music was put on and we were dancing and Olly was playing with his guitar and the dogs!<br><br>

... to clear up, and we had a great time walking around. I took some lovely pictures and learned a lot about the stones. Did you know that henge means "to hang"? <br><br>On the way back, we thought we'd walk a different way to see Woodhenge. After about 4 miles, Michelle &amp; I declare ourselves lost. At this point, it took everything in me to take up my cross &amp; get over being grumpy. I was so ready to grab a cab &amp; call it a ...

... outback many many moons ago, when we decided, well we've travelled half-way round the world to go here and see these sights, so surely we could pop out for a little day-trip in England some time, to see some of the things in our vicinity that people travel half-way round the world themselves to see! With ...

... face. More conventionally, many of the funerary memorials were lovely, especially an arts and crafts style mosaic bordered one, which portrayed passion flowers against a gold background. We finished the day by seeing a movie at Salisbury's Odeon theatre. We sat in a small room which from the looks of things is a portion of what was a large hall. The building itself looks positively medieval with its dark wooden criss cross ...

... Got a few pictures of the grounds. The children's playground was enormous, with a slide that was 15-20' tall. Perfect for a big kid too. My next stop was Lacock Abbey, south of Chippenham. Recently, this abbey and cloisters were featured in the 1st &amp; 2nd Harry Potter films. I have plenty of pictures. The Abbey is the most photographed place outside ...

May 18, 2007 Today we went to the town of Salisbury and to see Stonehenge with Les Lees. The town of Salisbury is famous for the cathedral; the spire of this church is the tallest in England (404 feet). The cathedral was completed in 38 years; construction began in 1220 and was finished in 1250. Salisbury is not far from Bournemouth and we were there in less than an hour. Again, the trip there was gorgeous and I must say that it ...